How to Create Ancient Chinese Hairstyles

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create various ancient hairstyles using different types of hairpieces. It covers the use of hairpieces with and without bases, ready-made shapes, and those inspired by historical dramas. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on securing these hairpieces for a natural or dramatic look, enhancing hair volume, and achieving styles reminiscent of the Tang dynasty. The video emphasizes the versatility and ease of use of these hairpieces, making them suitable for various occasions.

What is the first step in preparing the hair for ancient hairstyles?

• Use a large hairpiece to cover the back.

• Apply hair wax to the entire hair.

• Braid the hair tightly from the roots.

• Part the hair in the middle and tie the top sections.

Which hairpiece is inspired by a character from 'The Journey of Flower'?

• A large hairpiece with a base

• A pair of hairpieces with a loop and clip

• A medium-sized twisty hairpiece

• A single head hairpiece

What is a key feature of hairpieces with bases?

• They are made of synthetic hair.

• They have a clip for easy attachment.

• They are used only for front hairstyles.

• They do not require any pins.

How can hairpieces without bases be secured?

• Using hair wax

• By tying them with a string

• With hairpins

• Using the built-in clip

What is a benefit of using hairpieces without bases?

• They are more natural looking.

• They are heavier and more stable.

• They come in only one size.

• They are easier to clip on.

What is the purpose of the braided hair straps in securing a single head hairpiece?

• To add volume to the hairstyle

• To hold the hairpiece in place

• To make the hairpiece look larger

• To create a decorative pattern

Which hairstyle is associated with the Tang dynasty look?

• A large hairpiece with a base

• A single head hairpiece with flowers

• A twisty hairpiece with metal wire

• A double head hairpiece with braids